Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-30
Another Sunday bar Case.

''rHE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB"-THE DEPENDANT s.ys
THAT LIQUOR WASN'T SOLD, But HE HAS TO PAY
SO FINE.
Sidney Wills, who keeps the COSMOPOLITAN Club
house, on Cedar street, near Mount Pleasant. was
In Police Court to-day, charged with keeping his
Oar open On Sunday, and pleaded mot guilty. I"
Edward c. Phillips, young man, testified that on
Sunday, week ago, he was In the defendants
place and purchased beer and cigars, also treated
his friends VIM Davis. twenty years OF age tes-
tilted that he Was In the DEFENDANTS place the
same day. and Was treated 10 beer and cigars
Fred Stahl, ne said, treated him TO beer
lie Is a member OF The club" said the defen-
dant.
WIN. Rabbit. aged eighteen years, testified that
ne was in the saloon the same Sunday and played
pool While there he drank beer, and was Iur-
nlshed with cigars
The defendant claimed that there was no money
TAKEN Tor drinks and that the prosecution was q
piece OF spite work He said he treated a member
of the club but received no money for the treat.
ThOS. Richardson the cOlOred bartender teSti
lied that he received no money for the drinks
\ tine OF 80 and costs was imposed, from which
an appeal Was taken
FUNERAL OF JAMES c. DULIS.-The funeral OF
Mr. james C. Dulin occurred this morning from
his late residence 12yG Sth street. There Was a
Large attendance OF the friends and acQuaintanceS
OF the deceased-nany or the Older citizens OF the
District, among whom the deceased was well
known being present. Naval Lodge No. T. OF Ma
sons, OF which the deceased was a member. was
present Ia body, and u delegation from Geo
4; Whiting Lodge. Of West Washington, attended
DIR. Greene OF the Cavalry Baptist Church, and
Rev. I. +. Benson. OF Mt. Tabor Mp. Church The
lnte1nent was made at the congressional Gene
terry aad the services at the grave were conducted
BY the MasOnA
THE CAPITAL CLUB CoNCERT.-An enjoyable con-
cert Was given last evening in the comfortable
home OF the Capital Bicycle Club. Ii was the third
OF series OF club entertainments. which have
proved highly successful. Some OF the best musi-
cal talent OF the city was represented the pro-
gram last evening, including MIS- Ward, Mrs.
Szemeleny1 (yiolin). knorr cello, E. S. and H. W.
Olds, and an octette OF club members. The re-
mainder OF the evening after the concert was
devoted To dancing.
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, United States agt. Haskins; hearing COM
meDced.
EQUITY CoCRT-Judge MerricE
Yesterday, In re Fifth Presbyterian church, of
Washington; decree yeSting title in trustees
Curtis agt. curtis; testimony ordered taken before
Examiner Mortimer A. Downing. Manning agt.
Dexter; sale deereed and Charles A. Elliott APP
pointed trustee TO SELL In Charlotte Ebert; al
/ 10 Issue.
To-day, Thurston agt. Roder, ct al; sale ratified
nisL
J CIRCUIT CoUHT-Jud0e Mer7iek
| Yesterday, United states agt Mussey: trial re-
/ IauIt. wv
To-day, United States agt. Mussey; trial re-
/ stunned.
/ POLICE CoURr-Judgc Shell
Yesterday, Richard 1ilis, coIored. profanity. Il
OF days Robert Miller, cruelty 10 animals: IS
| collateral forfeited. John jones dsorderly con
Quot; do. John W. Phillips, John L. Baker and
BenJainin r. Higgins, trespass on parks; cOaterals
forfeited Patrick Danneher. larceny; 30 days.
| John Frazier, coiored, larceny: continued VIII
liam Robinson, do; restitution In the sum OF 70 or
30 days John Payne colored. do restitution In
the sum OF 81 or 30 days. William Flemming. as
sault; personal recognizanee. William Harris.do
! DO George W. Carter, do; 81 or ID days.
= To-day, Edward Washington, coiOred SUSPICIOUS
person; bonds or 80 days Henry Hull and samuel
| Lusby, d1sorderiy conduct: - or ID DAYS each
| WIN. Washington. colored, do; 90.